Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Nosy"

A: It means that you're always in other people's business (relationships, lifestyles, drama, etc.) instead of your own.

A: It means that you are getting involved in things that weren't meant for you to know

A: Metiche

A: A person that asks a lot of questions. They ask too many questions and you don't like it

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A: "My mother is so nosy! That's why I hide my diary."

"The detective is being too nosy, I'm worried that he will discover I'm the criminal."

"Asking about your friend's day is nice. But, if you ask them too many details, they'll think you're nosy."

A: - "I don't mean to be nosy, but I heard that you broke up with him and I want to know what happened."

-"I don't mean to be nosy, but is it true that you kissed John?"

-"I don't mean to be nosy, I just want to know what happened."

A: example — "the neighbors have been very nosy lately"

common expressions —
a nosy Parker : this is a person who always tries to find out information on other people

nosy rosy : it's an expression used when you are calling someone nosy. For example "Don't be a nosy rosy!"

It is commonly used by itself like in the sample sentence rather than in certain expressions.

A: My roommate is really nosy! She is always trying to get involved in everyone else's business!

I can't sleep because my neighbors are playing music really loud

A: "He's a nosey person," vs. "He's a curious person," have two different meanings because nosey is a negative thing versus curious. Curious means to ask questions while nosey means to be in someones personal life or business.

A: Gossip is the story people are talking about. But often also used to describe someone.

She's a gossip.(meaning If she finds out about it, she'll talk about it with her friends and so on, story won't be a secret no more.


Nosy is when someone tries to join in on other people's business. More like a curious person with a negative negation attached to it.

He's so nosy, it bugs me. I just want to keep my problems to myself.

A: Both describe someone who wants to learn/ know information. Inquisitive is positive characteristic but nosy is negative. Someone who is inquisitive wants to know things in order to knowledgeable. Someone who is nosy wants to know things that aren't any of their business.
I don't like him he is too nosy. He tried to look at my texts when I was talking to a friend.
My parents always want to know what I'm doing because they are nosy.
They say I am inquisitive because I ask a lot of questions.
It is useless to be clever if you are not inquisitive.
I am really proud of my daughter, she is very inquisitive.

A: An inquisitive person wants to learn, so he asks questions.
A nosy person wants to know your personal business, so he asks personal questions just to satisfy curiosity.

A: Inquisitive means that someone has a desire to gain knowledge. A person that is curious.

Nosy means someone who doesn't mind their own business, who snoops into other people's lives, who gossips.

Calling someone nosy is an insult.

Here are some example sentences:

Young children are naturally inquisitive.
To be a scientist, it is good to have an inquisitive mind.

Your neighbour is so rude and nosy!
I'm sorry I asked you that personal question, I didn't mean to be nosy.

I hope that helps! :)

A: Nosy - curiosity about other people's lives

Noisy - Loud noise

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A: He is nosy about my past life.
Past life makes me think of past lives as in reincarnation.
He is nosy about my past sounds more natural because past can encompass everything.

A: Sentence 1: Please don’t pay attention to my noisy cat.
Sentence 2: Weird way of saying ‘My cat makes a lot of noise, friggin’ deal with it.’

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A: She always mettles with everything I do, she is so nosy.
or
She is so nosy, she's always metteling with everything I do.